Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1929, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 20, 1929—PART 1. WOMEN T0 DEMAND wrairssees | AST WEE Patriotic Conference on Na- tional Defense Will Open " This is your last opportunity to take advantage of the tremendous reductions which-feagure our Meeting January 29. January Clearance Sale! Liberal Terms are most easily arranged on anything you desire—3$5 Prompt passsge of the’ crubser b, delivers any suite—$1 delivers any occasional piece. now pending before the Senate, will be urged at the fourth annual Woman's Patriotic Conference on National De- 2 fense, which meets in Memorial Con- RedUCtlons tinental Hall January 29, 30 and 31. ‘The delegates also are expected to adopt vigorous measures to oppose pacifistic propaganda directed at women's socleties. Mrs. Boyce Ficklen, chairman of the conference, has announced that the 500 delegates, representing 33 national or- ganizations, will visit their Representa- tives in Congress to urge passage of the cruiser bill, if that measure is not dis- posed of by the Senate prior to the conference. Congress Told of Stand. ‘The organizations in the conference ?n\eh.l:‘obmcd Congrehs‘sn‘orhrmen;l stand L avoring the cruiser through reso- Jutions adopted in their national meet- —t - P 0 ; ; | i ings, Mrs. Ficklen said. — ¥ 1 4 i i Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau, president - - = 9150 3 Y AN . _ o el ofithe ainers of o Amiest: | This $49.50 3-Pc. Fiber Suite S0 2 : ‘ This $24.50 Breakfast Set can Revolution, vice chairman of the - o conference and chairman of the program Three pieces, all of which are splen- ] ” 4\' - i _ Drop-leaf table and four bow back 318 9 e CURLRARLSLELELED CLCLUELELELELE Y UL committec, has announced that the con- didly constructed and finely finished. Have ¢ 60 ! : W }"“;' bbbt "’;‘* enameled ference will open with a mass meeting, spring-filled auto cushions. Upholstered in . ’ 4 = A ! Ay in delightful colors, 0 rug with = open fo the public, on_the night of - Jeniary 20, Seasions will follow Wed- beautiful cretonnes. The fiber table pic- === Rk B . - " i this suite. nesday morning and afternoon and tured above is extra. No rug with this suite sl 74 = T \ {it Easy Terms Thursday morning. On Thursday after- noon, the women will make a pilgrimage to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier | at_Arlington. Speakers will include several members o©f the Senate and House, representatives gv(hth; Arl[ny adrad Navz'll l%?ng’nvmen;s. e keynote address wi en by Mrs. Ficklen, as chairman, and by Comdr. Paul V.-McNutt, national com- mander of the American Legion. The conference is held coincident Fith the national board meeting of the &7 BT % aughters of e American Revolution and the American Legion Auxiliary, so Cedar Chests Reduced! that women from every State will be : : . - 5 {»;;eie?z. fivcbrey omnln‘zlgnbhn: stated This $41.50 This $19.75 This $12.75 s o i I 3 1 o SEEA at it wil Tepresen y from 10 ) 5 k., f I 1 h s shown, comprising Meta “si“v“,,‘i‘;‘e‘;”fj,'mmm S Cedar Chest | Cedar Chest | Cedar Chest . | il 3 | < DBl o Pica s it e el ents e n | frt > i I i I 2Rt = \ » i g arranged for the 33 national presidents $ .80 $ -60 $Q.90 i ! | i T : esings A soecallvs crmariab'e i ?l!l §h§| oraanl:aut‘ions in utxg conie}l;encc. i = == | 2 = ) it I ks g b et E T cluding a dinner by the Eight ad o asy Terms Forty Soclety of the American Legion $1.00 Delivers Any Cedar Chest 4 Auxiliary at the Washington Hotel, January 30, and a luncheon by Mrs. Ficklen at the Washington Hotel, Janu- ary 31. These women also will be spe- cial guests of the Legion at its annual ball at the Willard Hotel the night of January 30 - o SRS A N N This $149.50 12-Pc. Living Room Outht ‘The orgenizations which compose the Bridge Lamp and Shade, w Dec- conference are: American ion Auxil- i An elegant _ outfit, compri-iqg n fary, American War Mother Amerisan el 3piece overstuffed suite that ‘is orated Magazine Rack, FEnd Women'’s Legion, Auxiliary, Sons of the i - i well constructed with heavy coil Table, Metal Smoker, Dayenoort Dnion Veterans of the Civil War; Aux- ; - t springs and upholstered in - a . Table Scarf, and 2 e e i T L e T T T e T T T e dliary, Disabled American Vete f f ! i the World w!-r; Colonhln mfxgm :r | T &l Il good quality velour. Metal the Seventeenth Century, Daughters of | | i $5 DOWN the American Colonists, Daughters of the American Revolution, hters of 3 the Union Veterans of the Civil War, A | . et e Coymtl Ve e, 1954 - : i 1 Sale of R o he evolut | 2 X y B 5 it i, ot et | | January Clearance Sale of Rugs e bt Sadit ot e Dok ' |15 e i | ‘ i 3 les of e Union - erans’ Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary, V:L— : P20 & A 10% to 25% RedUCtlons et lon] ughters 5 B, L 3 . of America, National Society, Da i y 3 S of Founders and Patriots: Natlon mo . ‘ &) 4 el $ 4' 7 5 e $ 1 2. 75 ' ry, Unl panish War 5 i : < Veterans; National Saclety, Dames of | 4 > =L, J { b 9x12 Fine Velvet $ 75 9x12 Felt-Base $ 95 the Loyal Legion; National Society of | PTG § < § R ; U o e, Tl s ‘ U e wed¥l igecm eteran and Paf c izations, W i 116 bl - g National Society Patriotic Buil x . XO%- America, Inc.; l};luonnl Pltrlo‘:icué:u:f < $ .4'9 27X54 Inch $ . 98 cil, New York Colony of New England 0 Axminster Rugs. .. Women, Order of the First Families of Virginia, Society of Sponsors of United | ) D b 4 3 1 States Navy, Women's Relief cur‘;g, y 3 sl '00 Dehuers Any R"g Women of the Army and Navy Legion : 6 i of Valor, Women's Overseas Service League, Women's Naval Service, Wom- en's Constitutional League of Virginia, MOVEMENT UNDER WAY . This $159 18-Pc. Dining FOR “DRY” WASHINGTON Badkua Outhit | 4] i / Room Qutfit Speakers Announced for Prohibi- H . Oblong _ Exten- 60 tion Enforcement Meeti; Bow-end Bed, spring. Comfortable - - b o~ - o sion Table, ,‘,s F p % ikt Be Drn.n::. s Chiffonier, s .60 Mattress, 2 Pittows, o od | D -2 S tractive Buffet, === J Held This Afternoon. Vanity, finished in === 2 Pillowcases, 2 / i A i Enclosed Server. G Nhel ol N ] £ China Representative William W. Sproul of |y %™, “msirvcied i ftllo \ | ’ | b = L] od spread. A fine value! p (] A ) " - " g ) side 1 Kausas, Mrs. Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, kel g Regularly $149.00. AL FL I b & e wife of former Gov. 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